SCIENTIFIC ABSTRACT BARANOV, V.F. - BARANOV, V. I.

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claims that rare earth elements, satellite elements in general, as well as the pre-
dominant elements, obviously have a differential motion in the circulation of are
bearing compounds. The process of ore formation in that region took place within a
widc temperature range at the beginning of which a quartz-pyrite-chalcopyrita
association was formed with structures of decay of the solid solution of cubanite-
chalcopyrite. The regular decrease of the rare earth element content in ores, as
they are removed from the main ore supply channel, may be explained by the filiration
effect and other phenomena caused by a shift of solutions through a complicated
system of closed fissures and pores. Orig. art. has: 2 figures and 5 tables.
ASSOCIATION: Institut minerologii, geokhimii i kristallokhimii redkikh elementov.,
AN SSSR (Institute of Mineralogy, Poochemistry and the Chemistry of Crystals)
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BARON, V.F.; KIIREKOV, P.A.
Problem of "adaptation" of schizophrenia patients to arninaz',ne.
Vop.klin., patog. i lech. shiz. no.1:13-15 164.
(MIRA 18:r)
1. Otdel psikhofarmakologii (zav. - kand.med.nauk G.Ya.Avrutskiy')
Gosudarstvennogo nauchno-issledovatel'skor,,o instituta rsikhiatri-i
Ministerstva zdravookhraneniy-a FISFqR i Moskovskaya oblastnaya
psikhiatriclieskaya bollnitsa No.2 imeni V.I.Yakovenko (glavnyy
vrach - G.F.Moskalenko).

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Moscow. Inzhonerno-fizichaskiy institut.
Pr,'.ory i motody analizd lzlucheniy; sbornik rauchnykh rabot, vy'p. 2. (Appa-
ratua and Mlothods for the Analysis of Radiation; Collection of Scientific
Papars, no. 2) Moscow, Atomizdat, 1960. 166 P. 4000 copies printed.
Sponsoring Agency: Ministerstvo vyashego i arednogo spetsiallnogo obrazovwdya
RSFSR. Yoskovskiy Inzhanorno-fizzichoskiy institut.
Ed. (Title, pago)z Ye. L. Stolyarova, Candidate of Physics and ft~thwaatics;
Tech. Ed.: S. M. Popova.
PURPOSS: Thio collection of articles is intended for specialists in nuclear
physics, dosimptry of nuclear radiationspand shielding.
COVERAGEz The articles were prepared by soientists of MIF1 (Moscow Physics and
Engineering Institute) and presented at the 1957 conference of the Institute.
Brief -nnotations to the articles have boon included in the Table of Contents.
No personalities are mentioned. References follow each article.
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Apparatus and Methodsfor the Analysis (Cont,) SOV/5717
the .,n cylindrical chamber is presented. The equation makes it
po6_~uie to determine the true ionization density by the value of the
ionization current, as well as to determine the optimum dimensions of the
ionization chamber tinder given experimental conditions.
-Baranov,--V. F. Determination of the Spectral Composition of Screened
1~iectro_n ReAiation by the Absorption Method 117
Formulas for calculating the spectral composition of screened elec-
tron radiation by the absorption curve are presented. A comparison
of the results with experimental data obtained by a beta spectrometer
with a thin magnetic lens showed that the method is suitable for
practical purposes.
.Baranov, V. F.Y V. M. Kolobashkin, and Ye. A. Kramer-Ageyev. Energy
Calculation of a Beta-Ray Spectrometer With a Transverse Magnetic Field
and Without an Iron Component 121
The beta-ray spectrometer, designed for measuring beta radiation
to 3 Mev, is compact and requires a maximum power of 7 kw for operation.
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BARANOV9 V.F.
Determining the spectral composition of cbielded electron radi-
ation by the absorption methol. Sbor. nauch. rab. MIFI no.21ll.7-
.120160.. (MIRA 13:3)
(Electrons) (Shielding(Radiation))

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AWOVI V.F.; KOLODASHKIN, V.M.; KRA~~GEYSV, Ye.A.
Energy calculation of a beta spectrometer containing no iron
and a-tr=sverse magnetic fitld. Sbor. nauch. rab. MIFI no.2:121-
125 160. (MIRA 14:3)
(Beta-ray tipectrometer)

B&RANOV, V.D.
Structural-geological position of ore fields in the Zyryanovsk
region of the Altai. Dokl.AN SSSR 132 no.6:1378-1381
Je 160. (MIRA 13:6)
1. Krasnoyarskiy institut tsvctnykh matallov im. M.I.Kalinina.
Predstavleno akademik-om D.I.Shcberbakovym,
(Zyryanovsk region--Ore deposits)

RARANOV, mashinist
Are there any advantages in uairv-, weakened field conditions on
electric sections. ICIek.i tepl.tinga 4 no.2:6 Y 160.
(MIRA 13:6)
1. Dopa ?anki. 14oskovakoy dorogi.
(Electric railroads)

R&R&BOV, V.F., mashinist
Practical advice to young engiiours. Elek.i tepl.tiaga
no.7:36-38 JI $60. (MIRA 13:8)
1. Depo Panki Moskoveicoy dcroe-,!.
(Locomotivo ont-jiwers)

BARANOV, V. F.
BARANOV, V. F. -- "A Beta Spectrometer with Dual Focusing of the Electron
Bun-Ile in a Magnetic Field Using a System of Round Coils not Containing
Iron." Min Hicher FducAion USSR. Moscow Engineering-Physics Inst.
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Sciences.)
SO: Knizhna-va letoT)is' , No. 4, Moscow, 1956

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TITLE. _Iff_.~Lr~on 6ss 13-Spectromoter with `)-'-11e Focussing. (3ezz'hclL znyy
fs-spek`rometr s lvoynoy fokuoircvkDy, Russian)
PERIODICALt Atomnaya Energiya, 1957, Vol 3, ..a 9o PP 170 - 171 (U.S.S.R.)
111352HACT: A B-spectrometer of thejIN 2 - type was built from a number of
coils without iron cores. The field produced by the coils causes
spatial focussing of the first -rade as well as that of the
second grade, which is characterized by the coefficients
1/8, 1/4, 3/8. As the field is created without iron, there exists
a rigorous even proportionality between the energy of the electrons
to be focussed and the coil current.
The electron orbit has a radius of 100 mm. The broadninC of the
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electron beam. amounts to + 10 1P in a radial direction and to
' in axial direction.-As a maximum electron can be measured
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U~ to 0,3 MeV. The F-line of Th B has a half ividtl, of 0,58 "_j
in the case of a fully utilized solid angle of 0,6 2he width
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of the source is here 1,5 mm, and the rectangular aperture
before the hanCer is 1,2 mm.
The spectrometer has a maximum 0 of 400 mm., a hight of 200 mm,
and a weight of 40 ka.
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MSAKMON, L.B., kand.ekonocheskikh nauk, dotsent; AIMSE173VA, L.L., kand.
tekhn.nauk; MESEZHNIKOV, G.Sh., kand.okon.nauk; DARABOY, V.P.,
Inzh.; AFAIIASITIV, A.A., Imnd.tekhn.w&., dotuent
Some potentialities for better use of time and equipment in cutting
artificial leather in footwear enterprises. Izv.vys.ucheb.zav.;
tekh.leg.prom. no.6-.16-21 160. (MIRA 14-1)
1. Kiyevskiy tekhnologicheskiy institut legkoy promvehlermDoti.
Rekomendovana knfedroy ekonomiki promyshlennosti i or&nizataii
proizvodstva.
(Shoe industry) (leather, Artificial)

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AUTHORS: Para4~,v KolobAehkin, V. M., Dmitrijevikiy, 1.
TITLE An iron7free beta-anectrometar with r -200 mm
3OURCE. Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizichenkiy jnstjtj:~t. Voprjc,: ,1ozjrAntjji_
i zaahchity ot izlTjrheniy, no, 1, 19 6 2 C, :'j - I I
TEXT: The ikon-free magne:tic beta-spectrome.ter with double electron
focusing (T[ff)-, *deaigned, conintructed'and tented b:i Pgranov, IAIL3
analyzed, and on the basis of the datu obtained an enlarijed Jnstriiment
of the same typo v*as 3bui-It. Its st-iblo-orbit radinq of 200 nm !a t0cp
that of the firat,Ymode14 the other parametern are the same. It -is
designed for electTons of E\< 3 Mev. The maximum angular divergence of
the beam is til-4 0( axial) 'and +11 40 ial).Jf the ealid angle iA 1-5~
(rad
of 4n The water-cooled. t0gnet coils have a total rvoistanie of 12.5ohro.
a 15-1
On application, the instrument ahows a relative half-w-Uth C-f the CS
K-conversion line of Ifo in the of a P-3/8 f iollt ? mr, uourue
diameter, and a.2 mm -ininit alit. There are 3 figures.

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AUTHORS: _.V.__F--,--Dmitriyevskiy, I. M., Zhenin, Tus Be
TITLEi A beta-gamma-ooincidence speotrometer
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheakiy institut. Voprozy doximetril
izashchity ot izluoheniy, no. 1, 1962, 113-120
TEXT: The authors have designed, constructed and tested an iron-free
lens spectrometer with a,thiok magnetic lens; the chamber size is
1000 120 mm, the resolution in 6 - 1.6614 and the relative salid angle
is wp 0.2%.. Sou roe and.counter are arranged.symmetrioally in.relation
to the speotrom4Rter field. It is deniirned for E4 3-4 Vey; the alectrong
are recorded by A plastic scintillation counter connected through a.
50-mm Plexiglao'.light pipe with an 0Y photomultiplier.
The gEimmas are'reco'rded with a 30-30 mm Nal(Tl) counter orystalf oon-
nected with the same multiplier. The relative aperture of the gaVA&
spectrometer is adjusted by varying the distance betwear. source &a
transmitter,' the magnetic field being compe.-aaated by shifting the
magnetic dhield. The negative pulses induced at the FEU anode by
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A Veta-gawmn-ooinoidence apeotrometer B102YM6
electroA'O"Are fed via cathode follower and YD4(M-2) amplifier- to the
faet-coincidence.
circuitl those induced 'by ga=ho are fed via a two-otage
pre-amplif ier, an, AAAO -1 (AADO-1 ) pulse-height analyzer and also a
"Kashtanlt-~ypt amplifier to the faol-oo'noidenue cirtuit. A dio4a l1adtor
at the input of the coincidence unit limito the positive OUINON to 11
height ab6ve 10 v. Thesubsequent otagou aro a flip-flop osoillat ,or, a
phase inverter, a,di fferentlating RC-cirouit withdiode, a positive
oveiswing dist'riminator and a Rosai-type fast-ooinoidence- circuit, Ike
time resolution can be varie 'd between 3,10-7 and 3,104 sec. Finally
the pulses are fed via a oontTOI Unit to the counter radiometer, type
(IC-5 (PS-5M) -Volnall. The Lnutrument wae tested by meaaaring =8
e 181 C 60
comparing th photo-peaks of the Hf 8 and Co gamma linea, tbo
deviation from linearity was less than 1~4 the half-width of the pbotopeak
of the C813~7' gamma line Vag 11%. For graduation, the U157 X-ocnversl(m
line was used'# As an e .xample the spectra obtained for Ce144+PT144 are
given. There are 6 figuref).
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S/796/62/000/003/016/019
AUTHORS: Baranov, V. F.0 Dmitriyevskiy, 1. M., Titov, B.G.
TITLE- Alignment and calibration of a longitudinal magnetic P- spectrometer.
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Pribory i metody analiza
izlucheniy. no.3. 1962. 156-163.
TEXT: A magnetic nonferrous lens-type P-spectrometer (SM) was constructed
for certain spectroscopic tasks, e.g., for the identification of radioactive isotopes.
A general-view photo and a cross-section are shown. The device was designed for
minimum energy consumptio-, c.)nsistent with acceptable electronic- optical charac-
teristics. The SM vacuum chamber (VC) was fashioned from a 1ZO-mm ID. seam-
less Cu pipe and was lined with Al. At the center of the axis a Pb block protects
the detector from the -i-rays of the source. Source and detector are placed sym-6
metrically relative to the central plane of the lens, 1,000 mm apart. Vacuum: 10-
mm Hg. A pressure-lock arrangement permits exchange of sources with very
little vacuum loss. The external lens diam is 520 mm, the internal diam is 200
mm, thickness 250 mm. The lens consists of 5 identical sections, each comprising
825 coils of Cu bus of 4.01 mmz cross-section, insulatedby fiberglass. The sections
are water-cooled. The in-series resistance of the 5 sections is 16 ohm. Total
power rejection with water cooling: 5 kw. A 150-amp.hr battery feeds the magnetic
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lens (ML) of the SM. The lens focuses 3-mev electrons with an 8.5-a current. The
ML is fixed; alignment consists in changing the position and inclination of the VC
relative to the ML. Alignment is highly critical and affects primarily the resolution
of a SM. The literature on alignment is scant, and a method war. developed inde-
pendently. Preliminary alignment was performed by measurement of the longitu-
dinal component of the magnetic-field strength in two planes perpendicular to the
geometric lens axis. The second step brings the geometric axis of the VC and of
the diaphragms bounding the electron beam into coincidence with the magnetic axis
of the lens. The accuracy of the preliminary alignment is verified by photograph-
ing the beam of conversion electrons of the K-line of CS137. Concentricity of the
central spot (electrons of the continuous P-spectrum) with the geometric axis of
the VC and the diaphragm system, and concentric circularity of the monochromatic-
electron beam are the alignment criteria. The remaining ellipticity of the beam is
produced by a mi'salignment which results in an additive broadening of the spectral
line (calculation per Pratt, W., et al., Rev.Sci.Instrum.pv. 22,no. Zo 1951, 92).. The
resolution was improved by the introduction of an annular diaphragm in the region
of the annular focus. The experimental method for the identification of the location
of the annular focus is described. The dependence of the resolution and trans-
mission of the spectrometer on the diameter of the counter window, the aperture
of the electron beam, and the width of the slit in the annular diaphragm was also

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investigated. The calibration of the P-spectrometer was performe-d at the maxima
of the K- and L-lines of the C9137 conversion electrons. At the maximum of the
K-line (HP=3381 cc - cm) the current through the lens 1=2.491.* 0.002 a. Since the
H f(I) in nonferrous spectrometers is a straight line, the electrons recorded at
I I a have an impulse H = 1359:k 2 ce - cm. The calibration was verified by read-
ing the Pspectrum of p32pand the spectrum of the photoelectrons knocked out from
a Bi converter (3 mg/cm2-) by H081 y-rays. A calibration curve was drawn
through the test points, viz., a straight line with a slope of 135913 ce - cm/a. There
are 7 figures and 5 references (I Rue sian- language Soviet and 4 English- language,
of which one is cited in Russian translation).
ASSOCIATION: None given.

ACCESSION NR: AT4021260 S/2892/63/000/002/0125/0132
AUT11OR: Baranov, V. F.j Dmitriyevskiy, I. N.
TITLE: Determination of partial concentrations of radioactive gases in a mixture
with a known isotope composition
SOURCE: Voprosy* dozimetrii i zashchity* ot izlucheniy, no. 2, 1963, 125-132
TOPIC TAGS: radioactive gases, argon, krypton, xenon, fission product, P active
gas, ionization chamber, 0 counter, scintillation counter, STS-5, mass spectrometer,
scintillation spectrometer, magnetic 0 spectrometer
ABSTRACT: Methods of determining the partial concentrations'of components in the'
composition of the gaseous wastes of a reactor are studied. The following spectro-
metric methods of gas analysis are used: 1) absorption method; 2 maghetic P spec-
trometer; 3) mass spectrometer; 4) scintillation spectrometer. The values for
each method are given and means for increasing sensitivity are proposed. Argon 41
concenLrationB on the order of 0.1 are detected. The valueCof effectiveness of the
counters can be determined by means of straight calibration with a standard gas.
The gas calibration to a tolerance of 1% in determining the activity can be
accomplished with the aid of a proportional or Geiger c6unter with a geometry of
4g. Orig. art. has: 8.formulas and 2 tables.
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BARANOV7 VJ.; DMITRIYEVSKlYt I.M.
Determining the partial concentrations of radioactive gases in a
mixture of known isotope composition. Vop. doz. i zashch. ot izIuch.
no.22125-132 163-6 (MIRA 17.-3)

L 1308-66 EWT(m). -DIAAP
ACCESSION NR: AT5023158 URI/ 2892/65/000/004/0117/0119
AUTHOR: Baranov, V, F.
TITLE: Absorption corrections to absolute activity measurements by beta radia-
tion
-90-U6: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheakiy Voprosy dozimetrii i zashchi-
ty ot izlucheniy, no. 4, 1965, 117-119
TOPIC TAGS: beta radiation, radiation counter, radioactivity measurement, ra-
diation dosimetry
ABSTRACT: In absolute measurements of the activity of preparations by their
beta radiation using end-window counters, a correction for absorption in the win-
dow of the counter is introduced by extrapolation of the absorption curve to zero
thickness of the absorber, assuming that absorption of beta radiation in the
substance takes place according to an exponential law. However, this absorption
takes nlace accordino to a law which diverpeq

L-1309-66' EVIT(m) . DIAAP
ACCESSION NR: AT5023159 UR/2892/65/000/004/0120/ 0127
AUTHOR: Baranov V. F.
TITLE: Absorption of monoenergetic electrons and beta spectrum electrons in
aluminum
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiy institut. Voprosy dozimetrii i zashchi-~
ty ot izlucheniy, no. 4, 1965, 120-127
TOPIC TAGS: beta spectrum, radiation source, aluminum, beta radiation, radia-,
tion dosimetry
ABSTRACT: In the general case, the form of the absorption curve for Lta radia..4'
tion diverges from the exponential and depends on the geometry of the experiment'
the type of detector and absorber, the end point energy of the beta snprfriirn ---3

L 130-3-66 EWT(m) DIAAP
ACCESSION NR: AT5023158 UR/2892165/000/004/0117/0119
AUTHOR: Baranov. V. F.
TITLE: Absorption corrections to absolute activity measurements by beta radia-
tion
SOUR16 Moscow. Inzlienerno-fizicheskiy-ZiLiaqtitut. Voprosy dozimetrii i zashchi-
ty ot izlucheniy, no. 4, 1965, 117-119
TOPIC TAGS: beta radiation, radiation counter, radioactivity meas rement ra-
diation dosimetry
ABSTRACT: In absolute measurements of the activity of preparations by their
beta radiation using end-window counters, a correction for absorption in the min-
dow of the counter is introduced by extrapolation of the absorption curve to zero

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which must be introduced in the extrapolation of the mean exponential portion of
the absorption curve to zero thickness to obtain the true velocity in the absence of
an absorber. A table shows the dependence of the values of the half value layer
on the end point energy. 00g. art. has: 1 formulas, I figure and 2 tables
ASSOCIATION: None
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L 1309-66' EVIT(m) DWP
ACCESSION NR: AT5023159 URI 2892/65/000/ 004101201 0127
AUTHOR: Baranov- V. F.
TITLE: Absorption of monoenergetic electrons and beta spectrum electrons in
aluminum
SOURCE: Moscow. Inzhenerno-fizicheskiyAa~titut, Vaprosy dozimetrii i zashchi-,
ty ot izlucheniy, no. 4, 1965, 120-127
TOPIC TAGS: beta spectrum, radiation source, aluminum, beta radiation, radial
tion dosime try
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ABSTRACT: In the general case, the form of the absorption curve for 4ta radia
--Jtonjdiver~~es from the expon ential and depends on the geometry of the experimen
the type of detector and absorber, the end point energy of the beta spectrum and
its forra, and 18o on the atomic number of the beta radiation. Measurements
were made of t'h'
e absorption of monoene~getic electrons in aluminum over a wide
range of energies from 0. 1-1. 5 Mev. Electron sources were preparations of
p,32 red over
and C8137. Resu]lts (given in graphic and tabular'form) were averag
different energies of the monoenergetic electrons and the maximum mean free
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path of the monoenergetic electrons was determined. It was found that the form
of the absorption curve for monoenergetic electrons, with an accuracy of +3%,
does not depend on the energy of the electrons. Curves were calculated for
absorption in aluminum for the following beta radiation sources: W185, p32j
Ar4l, Kr85, Xel%q3. Orig. art. has: 4 formulas, 6 figures and 4 tables
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BARANOV) V. G.; FYSHINA) S. P.; and SFERMKAYA, Ye. N.
"Disturbances of the Higher Nervous System Due to Induced Insulin HypogLvce=-i*."
Report Nos. I and II. Fiziol zhur SWR, Vol. 34, No. 6, 1948.
Report, No 1. :Experimental data showed: (1) Pronounced,, but brief hypoglycemia led to
regular two-phase changes in the cerebral cortex. (2) On day of recovery from
hypog:3,ycemie, all conditioned reflexes disappeared but returned through two (subnormal
and above norvial) phases, 8-1C days in duration. (3) Analogous condit!cnsvere of
shorter duration in milder hypoglycemia with corresponding periods of reduced refler
action.
Report Wo 2. In these axperivatts, one or several small doses in several days produced
a mild degree of hypoglycemia without e3cternal symptoms. Sugar content curves
indicated the intensity of these conditions. Role of sympathetic nerve system in
changes in the cerebral system due to bypog3,ycemia is only one likk in a cvain of
physiological disturbancmz
Iab of Endocrinol, Inst of Evolutionary Physical and Path of Higher Nervous Syst im.
Acad I. P.Pavlov, lab of Endocrinol Inst of Experimental Med, Acad. ~bd Sci USM.

1155. So-called Mempausal Hyperteumina. I. Imm
Menopausal Hypertension Exist? (K j3onpocy o Tax
tia3bmaemorl KnHKaKTep"atemoa rHnepToHm%.
CyLuecTi3yeT nm KnmmaKTepnnecx" rmn"HuR)
Y--Q- -B.&RANov and V. M. DtLmAN. KnjtHmqecxa.9
Me;znumHa jKlin. Med., Mosk.) X7, No. 7, 38-45,
July, 1949. 30refs.
The authors studied the blood prespire in a series of
Leningrad women, aged 40 to 49, some still menstruating
and some menopausal. The systolic and diastolic
arterial pressure were higher in the 1- group than in
the former. The increase in systolic pressuria was
considered significant by the authors, who have applied
statistical tests. [Although several otber reWant
figures are quoted, the numbers of cases itt de Smps am
omitted.) Jeffrey Dan
Abstxacts of World Medtcine Vol 7 1950
J,
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Q~I

BARANOV, V.G.
.~ -
Present problema in andocrinolo&v in relation to Pavlov's teaching.
Ter. ark-h. 23 no.1:3-10 Jan-Feb 51. (CIML 20:8)
1. Doctor Medical Sciences. 2. Of the laboratory of Neural Rnpilation
of the Endocrine Functions of the Institaite of Physiolot7 imeni I.P.
Pavlov of tha Academy of Sciances USSR.

..The use of foUlculta in dimactaric
f =at4yP('Ib 'T; I
ension. am I.
Pavloy-Invk& air Scl!' U.S.S.R.. UnIngrad).
Terap. Arkh. 23, No. 3, M-2XI961); MIX. Z". 1932.,
1679~-In cam of the simultaneous prtsence of hypertmolon
and menopause the Admimistratka Of 10,OW-M.000 units,
of folikulin (1) aZ 61 not essentially affect the blood prev-
:Ure. This was true whether the bypeirtension developed
imultantously with the onset of menopause or before or
after Its onset. 1. therefore, has no spocific depressor effect
.iT! hypertension developing during menopause.
jAQ9jjr----4

BAWIOV, V. G.
Problem of nervosism in endocrinoloMr. Ter. arkh., Moskva
23 no. 6:8B-89 Nov-Doe 1951. (CLML 21:3)
lo Professor,

BARAITOV, V. G.; SUKHODAROVA, A. D.
Articular complications in the treatment of adrenal in-
sufficienc7 with desoxycorticosterone acetate. Klin. med...
Moskva 29 no-7:22-24 Ju17 1951. (CIZIL 21:1)
1. Of the Laboratory for the Nervous Regulation of Endocrine
Functions (Head -- Prof. Ye. 11. Speranskaya), Institute of
Physiology imeni I. P. Pavlov (Director -- Academician K. It.
Bykov) of the Academy of Sciences USSR, and of the FaciLlty
Therapeutic Clinic (Acting Director -- Prof. T. S. Istama-
nova), First Leningrad Medical Institute imeni I. P. Pavlov
and of the Hospital imeni Kuybyshev, Leningrad.

1. MWOV t ~ 0' C.', Prof.
2. USSR (600)
4. Shereshevskiy, filkolai Adol'Fovichs 1885
7. Thyrotoxicoses (Basedow's disease and hyperthyreosia). N. A. Shereshovskiy.
Reviewed by Prof. V. G. Baranov. Terap. arkh. 24,, No. 4, 1952.
9. Monthly List of Russian Accessions, Library of Congress, January -1953, Unclassified.1

BARANOV, V.G.; MMISKAYA, Ye.N., professor. zaveduyushchiy; BYKOV, K.M., akademik,
direk-tor.
Problem of classification of diseases of the thyroid gland which occur during
overactivit7.. Terap.arkh. 25 no-3:15-17 MY-Je '53. (MLRA 6:9)
1. Laboratoriya nervnoy regalyataii endokrinnylch funktsiy Instituta fiziologii
Imeni I.P.Pavlova A4mdemii nauk SSSR (for Sparanskaya and Baranov). 2. Insti-
tut fiziologii imeni I.P.Pavlova Akademii nauk SSSR (for Bykov).
(Iqkvroid gland--Diseases) (Nosology)

BARANOV, V.G.
Principles of management and method of therapy of diabetes mellitus.
Ter. arich., Moskva 25 no.4:3-12 July-Aug 1953. (GIAL 25:4)
1. Corresponding Member AMS USSR. 2. Of the laboratory of Nervous
Retnilation of Endocrine Panctions (Head -- Prof. Ye. N. SperanskV)
of the Institute of Phy9lology imeni I. P. Pavlov (Director -- K. M.
Bykov) of the Acadeqr of Sciences USSR and the Faculty Therapeutic
Clinic (Acting Director -- Prof. T. S. Istamanova) of First leningrad
Medical Institute imeni I. P. Pavlov.

BAMOV. V. G.
Role of the central nervous system in pathoganesis of tYqrotaxicosts.
Trudy Inst. fiziol. 3:565-575 '54. (KLRA 8:2)
1. Isboratoriya nervnoy re"atsit andokrinnvkh funktsly. 7zvedviyu-
shchly Ye.H.Speranskaya.
(HYPERTHYROIDISM, etiology and pathogenesis,
pathogen. role of CITS)
(CENTRAL NERVOUS SYSTNM, in various diseases,
hyperth;vroidiem, pathogen. role)

Aaumca of =All do"r M Chymlifln on t6 b4bei nerfous
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mini4tatkin of imall dmes of 1hyroidirt Which did not affect,
1he 0 cunslunOon' itid;catingthe influence of small dosts:
lot tbyroklin On-Ahe nervc~c*Ds. Oxygm-comitlmptiou~
mmurenitnts am not Qvvays.a; rdlable.crilexia of excew of
thyroxitle m the orpnism, us they do nut detect Me early!
r0ects of 4bjamil3i on tile nerve erlb. - This rimy bnve a '
bellITIng on! "r"s Ais&uei, such as mura6is, in which no
I
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A?

BAFWIOV, V.G..professor,
Preoont otatus and prospects in endocrinological research.
Vest. AM SSSR no.4-30-36 155. (MLRA 9:2)
1. Chlon-korrespondent AM SWR.
(EnWRINOLOGT,
in Russia. research)

BARANDV, V. G.
Higher nervous activity in thyrotoxicosis and in hypothyreosis.
Zhur.vys.norv.deiat-5 no.3:336-3~3 My-Jf, 155. (MLRA 8-10)
1. Institut fiziologli im. I.P.Pavlova Akademii naak SSSR.
(HYPOTHYROIDISM, physiology.
higher nervous funct.)
(HTPXRTHMIDISTA. physiology,
highar nervous funct.)
(CEMAI NERVOUS SYSTEM, in varioum diBmasev,
hyperthyroidism. & hypeothyroidi8m, higher nmrvoue funct.)

RMIIOV, V. G..
Glands of internal secretion. Nauka i zhiznl 22 no.1:26-28
Ja '55. (MIRL 8-2)
1. Chlon-korrespondent Akad,,mii meditsinskikh nauk SSSR,
(Glands, Ductless)

BARANOV, V.G., glavnyy vaterinarnyy vrach.
Veterinary service at the "Kuban'" (Order of Lenin) State Farm.
Vaterinariia 32 no-7:32-36 Jl 155. (MlAA 8:9)
l.Krasnodarskiy trest zernovykh sovkhozov.
(VETERBURY MEDICINE)

U_ C~_ (/MI-Idicine Pharmacology FD-2799
Curd 1/121 17, !1/.19
Author Bavuiav, V. G.; *Speranskaya, Ye. N.; Tendler, D. S.
Title Ei~ect"O-f small doses of thyroidin on tho lil-licr ncrvou.-,
activity of doFS.
Periodical Byul. eksp. biol. i med. 6, 3-7, June 1955
Abstract This article covers clinical and experimental studies of the
effect of the cerebral cortex and subcorticai formations on
the activities of the thyroid gland, and of changes in the
functional conditions of the latter on the activities of the
higher division of the central nervous system. Author admin-
istered thyroiain to dogs in doses small enough not to affect
the basal metabolism. Results z;howed that, even in small doses,
thyroidin al"fects the activity of the cerebral cortex. This
made revision of the problem of the physiological limits of the
thyroid gland functions mandatory, Data obtained closely paral-
lel those of V. G. Baranov and V. M. Dil'myan obtained from
patients with hypothyreosis after use of 6mull doses of thy-
roidin: decrease to normal of sharply increased cholesterin

Card 2/2
FD-2799
Abstract : content in the blood and preservation of low basel metaboliS.
11 USSR references, 3 since 1940, graphs.
Institution : Laboratory of Nervous Regulation of Endocrine Function (Head*)
Institute of Physiology imeni I. P. Pavlov (Dir: Academician
K. M. Bykov), Academy Sciences USSR, Leningrad
Submitted : 20 Jun 1954

BARANOV, V.G.(Ianingrad); DILDMAN, V.M. (IAningrad)
Treatment with small dooes of thyroxin for thyroid hypofunction
complicated by coronary atherosclerosis. Probl. andok. i gorm. 2
nool:13-19 Ja-F 156. (URA 9:10)
1. Iz laboratorii vozrastnoy fiziologil i pathologil cheloveka
(zav. - chlen-korrespondent AMN SSSR prof. V.G.Baranov) Inatituta
Fiziologii I.mani. I.P.Favlova AN SSSR (dir. - sksid. K.M.Bykov) i
iz fakulgtetekoy terapevticheakoy kliniki (dir. - prof. T.S.
Istamanoya) I Laningradekogo maditsinskogo inatituta imeni akad.
I.P.Pavlova.
(HYPOTHYROIDISM. complications.
coronary arteriosclerosis, ther., thyroxin (Rue))
(CORONARY DISMSE.
arteriosclerosis. with hypothyroidism, ther.,
thyroxin (Rua))
(ARTBRIOSCLEROSIS,
coronary. with hypothyrodism, ther.. thyroxin (Rua))
(THYROXIN, -therapeutic use,
hypothyroidism in coronary arteriosclerosis (Rus))

BARANOV, V.G., doktor maditsinskikh nauk.
Trip to Pakistan. Vest.AN SSSR 26 no.8:69-71 Ag 156. (tga& 9:9)
(PAKISTAN--HEDICIKE)

EXCEMA MICA S80.2
vol.9/9 nWsioiogy.etc.Aept56
4189. BARANOV V.G. and HOSOVA E. 1. Lab. of growth Physiol. and Pathol..
of Physiol.. AN, SSSR, Leningrad. *Changes of
conditioned and unconditioned vasomotor reflexes in
old people (Russian text) FIZIOL. ~. 1956. 42/2 (203-209)
Illus. 5
Vasoconstriction in the forearm (plethysmographically recorded". produced by
immersion in cold water (G-70) for 30 see. , was well maintained in 12 healthy
people aged 59 to 69 yr., but conditionod reflexes on this basis (unconditioned
StiIIIIIIIIH: COW aJ)J)1iC1'1ti011; e0llditiOnUd SU11111!114: 11101-0110111C beat) could be ob-
tained In only 2 of the subjects. In contrast, in all 10 subj'~cts of a control group
from 18 to 40 yr. conditioned reflexes were obtained which were essentially
identical with those to the direct cold application,
Simonson - Minneapolis, Alinn.

BARANOV, Y.G., professor; DRACHINSKAYA, Te.S.; DAVIDOVSKIY, N.M.
Preoperative care of patients with toxic goiter [with summary in
Anglish P-1531 Vent.khir. 77 no.12:86-91 D 156. OUJIA 10:2)
1. 1z laborato'rii vozraetnoy fi2iologii i patologii cheloveks (zav. -
prof. Y.G.Baranov) Institute fiviologit im. I.P.Pavlova (dir. - eked.
K.H.Bykov) Akademii nauk SSSR, fakulltetskoy khtrurgicheakoy kliniki
(zav. - prof. A.Y.Hellnikov) i fakulltetBkoy terapevticheakoy kliniki
(zav. - prof. T.S.Istamanovs) 1-go Leningradakogo meditsinskogo inl3ti-
tuts im. I.P.Pavlova. 2. Chien-korreBpondenbAMN SSSR (for Baranov)
AdreB Baranova; Leningrad, Dr.Dobrolyubova. d.13. kv.5.
(HYPMHnOIDISM, surg.
preop. care)
(PREOPSHATIVE CARE, in various dis.
hyperthyroidism)

USSR / Human and Animal Physiology. Growth Physiology. T
Abs Jour Rof zhur - piol.j, No 15, 1958.1 No. 69755
Author Baranov., V. G.
Inst Not given
Title Certain Peculiarities of Human Physiology and Pathology
in tho Transitional Period of Dovolo-m-ent to Old Ago
Orig Pub :Klinich., moditsina, 1957, vol 35, No 9, 54-61
Abstract :Changes of development arising in the transitional poriod
to old ago, both in the higher divisions of the CITS) and in
the glands of internal secretion, aro discussed. On tho
taois of findings in the litoraturo and earlior-published
original data, tho author discusses the influonce of
dovelopmontal heightening of reactivity of the hypothal=is
on the onaot of hyportonsion in middlo-agod pooplo., no
well as obesity and cliL-actoric nourosis; age changes in the
functions of the corobral cortex and their intoraction
with hormonal factors in tho dovolopmont of tho m-onopauao,
climacteric neurosis, and elevations of cholesterol in tho
blood; and the use of estrogens and thyroid hormone in
Prophylaxis and treatment of atherosclerosis, Bibliography
contains 48 titioa. -- 14. N. Kovalova

rVulMOV)
"C(-_~i-tain Prcblemis o" th,_- Phy~~.Luif,,j- uiiA Path.jLcl-q,~,y of" th;_-
I I Id' I
Theses of the ProccedinC;s of the Annual 3~~iontlflc St-ssion,~ 23-26 March 195-1)
(All-Union Institutu of L_xpurimental EnAocrin,1u:_-,y)
From the Laboratory of Age Ynysiolog and ',T11-flan Pathology (!7ead--corresi~-.,D-,I-,Ll',-4.q
u UY iil_ I
Member of the Academy of Medical Sciences USSR V. G. Baranov) of the D-istitute ~f
I Iedical Sciences USSR (Directjr --
Physiology ijaeni I. P. Pavlov -,f th~, Academy of
Acader-Acian K. M. Bykov)

BOANOV, V.G.
Report on the Third Congress of the International Diabetic Federation.
Vest. AMN SSGR 14 no.2:59-64 159. (AURA 12:4)
1. Chlen-korrespondent ANN SSSR.
(DUSS:4!I&DOM-"--DIABL?M--GOIIGRESSES)

BAIRAITOV, V.G., glavnv7 vetvrach
Utilization of the MD the apmratuss in KrasnoAar T3rr;tOr7-
Vaterinariia 36 no.4:71-?2 Ap 159. (VIRA 12:7)
1.Kravevoye upravleniye sellskogo khozyaystva.
(Krasnodar Terri tory-Disi ection and disinfectants

The hypipnic condition of the farm ir a guarantee :f the hpa't-
of nni,als "nd of nn incrense In their pro(Iiirtivity. Votprinariia
36 no.6:14-16 Ja 159. (14DU 12:10)
1. GlaNyin, vptnrinarnyy vrarb KrasnnOmrskogo krayovogo -Lipravlaniya
sel'nlrogo %hozyaystva.
(I'mban-VetorinarY hygiene)

Y'l.v. - P-AV~T"A'...Hly,
X 'My
at I t1t I n t, II-At"-1, a Jf

BARANOV, V.G.; PODOLISKAYA, I.Yu.; ROZOVSYAYA, I.T.
Function of the adrenal cortex in women during the course of aging
and in menopause. Probl. endok. i gorm. 6 ~o. 3:95-103 My-Je 16C.
(MIRA 14:1)
(ADRENAL CORTEX) (AGING) (CLD4ACTERIC)

DJAROOVI V.G.- BLAGOSKLONNAYA, Ya.V.; NIKOLAYENIKO, N.F.
Z-~
Relation between neuroses and thyrotoxicosiso Terap.arkh, 3a
no.12:24-29 160. (MIRA 102)
1. Iz laboratorii vozrastnoy fiziologii i patologii cheloveka
(zav. - deystvitelInyy chlen AMP SSSR prof. V.G. Baranov) Insti-
tuta fiziologii imeni I.P. Pavlova AN SSSR.
(NEUROSES) (HMRTHYROIDISM)

BARANOV,---V.,G.9 prof. (Leningrad)
CUnateric and same complications. Klin.med. 38 no.12sl8-23
D E60. (MIRA 14:2)
1. Iz Ir,-.'-Tuta fiziologii imeni I.P. Pavlova AN SSSR (dir. --
chlen-koTrespondent All SSSR deystvitellnyy chlen AMN SSSR prof.
V.14. Chermigovskiy) i L-, Instituta akusherstv-a i ginekologii
M; SSSR (dir. - chlen-korrespondent j*lh' SSSR prof. P.A. Belo-
shar0co Cde~,.eased]). Daystvitelin chlen AWI SSSR (for Baranov).
(CLIMATER17C

PlAWINOV, V.(".
Some problems in the pathogenesis and treat-:,,ent of diffuse toxic
RA
goiter. Vest. AM SSSR 16 no.2:47-52 161. (MIT 14: 10)
1. Institut fiziologii imani I.F.Favlova AN SSSR J A17-demiche3kaya
endokrinologicheska,ya ruppa AKI SSSR.
KOIT-',,-'R.)

VOLYNSKIY, Z.M., prof.; GILYAREVSKIY, S.A., prof.;
GEKER, A.I., prof.; DEMIN, A.A., prof.~y ZELIMIU, V.F., jjz-of.;
ISM-MOVA, T.S., prof.; KEDROV, A.A., prof.; MISHAD',1E, Ye.P.,
prof.; KEDROV, A.A., prof.; MESEALKIN, Yo.11., prof.; ~~AVITSIUY,
E.N., prof.; FOGELISON, L.I., prof.; OVILPITSMA, prof.,
'ASMIKOV, A.L., prof., otv.
LUKOMSKIv., P.Ye., prof., red. toma; 12-L I
red* - TAREYLAI, Ye.M., prof., zam. otv. red.; BAC-DA.SX-OV, A.A.,
prof. (deceased], red.; G,,- pro f , red ; VM'51' I.I.S.,
prof., red.[deceased]; IVAYIOV, V.11., prof.: red.1deceased);
KU,',SIIAKOV, N.A., prof., red.; I-IOLCIUNOV, N.S., prof., red.;
NESTEUR) A.N., prof., red.; SFEUESM, I.I., prof., red.
(deceased]; ZAI,''YSLOITA, K.N., prof., red.; PEACHIKOVA, G.Ye.'
kand. med. nauk, red.; EFUNA, Ye.V., kand. med. nauk, red.;
LYUDKOVSKAYA, Yu.S., tekhn. red.; 13ELIC,~IKOVA, Yu.S., tekhn.red.
[Multivolume manual on internal diseaseslEnagotm."noe -'-LI2.,ovodstvo
po vnutrennim bolezniam. Otv. red. A.L.Miasnikov. Moskva,
Medgiz. Vol.l. [Diseases of the cardiowscular system]Bolezni
sordeclino-sosudistoi sjotemy. Red. torri: P.E.Lukomsjkii i N-.N.
Savitskii. 1962. 686 p. 011~1 15:12)
(Continued on next card)

BARZOV-)- VI.G.
IMPOr .1 - W... I-t-WA tfttor in adaptation and compensation in
the genesis of some pathological states. Vest.MiN SSSR 17 no-4:38-"
162. (14IRA 15:8)
(EMCRI14OLOGY) (ADAPTATIOII(PHYSIOIOGY)) (ADAPTATIOII(1310LOGY))

D, -. 1 ~ 1, -.. -, -., -,
-1-1~1-,. . . ~ .-I.
, ~. - i ; I ~-. t; .: "', '* 7~ ~. . ; 1 : , , i '~ I'" ~ ~ :, !.~ : . , 7 . 1 1. ~ . j '. . -
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BAPJJ40V ) V. G. , prof LFS17Cj 7ITC,,W
11 -1, fjyA, A.F. 1~. L, , kand. red, nauk;
SAXISONOVA, 11"K";
--idence of diabetes melliti-ts according to a Burvey of the lAningrad
populptlon. Sov, med. 28 no,4:57-61 Ap 164.
17:12)
1. Lab)ratoriya vozzrastnoy flziologil i palologii choloveka Instituta
fiziologil AN SSSR i endokrinolcgicheskily Ptdel Instituta akusherstva
i ginakologli AW46,SS31R, Lim.-ngrad, 2, chlen AMN SSSR
(for Buranov).

Bk'IA.NQV,,,-V-G., prof.; ARSE2"YEVA, VI.G.; HASHIN, A.M.; 1"AFALISSMY,
Ya.D.; SAVC MITKO, O.N.; ST-EPA11OV, G.S.; ALIFOV, V.T., red.
[Physiology and pathology of the female climacteric] Fizio-
logiia i patologiia klimakteriia zhenshchiny. Leningrad,
I~editsina, 1965. 269 p. (MIRA 28:9)
1. Deystvitellnyy Chle'n-AMN SSSII (for Baranov).

,Fe
me ri

BAR'h'X!',lr' V.G. I..F, ; STE,;id:GV, G.S.
1, d j C I*! t-ox I J~o I t. r w 1 tAl po 1 Im I !f' oril".
cumbir~ed wil,h rtjorrpilipl. Prob]. t!ndok. 1 gorln~ 11 no - 1- 3-9
Ja-.F 165.
sistc.mv cheloveka (z~lv. prof. V.G. B!o-finov'~ lmsl,ituta fi,-,l
L .1
logii llliOllj FilVIOW1 (dil',
1 kilfodi'll ondoIxAllol')t,ii (,.,.Ilv. - "'.G. III'. 1'!i1 !0", 11'.1t
twm iimizii Elirwva, 1,-rilill-rad,

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to .7.7
to c,,
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Lc

ACC NRi AP7000032
AUTHOR: Buranov, V. G.
SOURCE CODE: UR/0051/66/021/005/o6lo/o6ig
ORG: none
TITLE: Scattering of polarized light by large anisotropic particlub
SOURCE: Optika i spektroskopiya, v. 21, no. 5, 1966, 61o-619
TOPIC TAGS: polymer% light polarization, light scattering, molecular crystal,
crystal anisotropy, crystalline polymer
.ABSTRACT: The article deals with relationships between the supra-
molecular formations in polymers in the process of their crystallization
~ I
rom melt or solution and the optical models of such formations. The
imodels can be classified, from the optical viewpoint, as follows: 1)
!formations with spherical or cylindrical symmetry; 2) formations without
order or symmetry; 3) formations with correlation order; and 4) formations'
with definite crystallographic order. The analysis, which proceeds from
:certain findings of Western authors (Keith, J. Polymer Sci., A2, 1964,
:4339; Stein and Powers, ibid, 1962, 163; Rhodes and Stein, J. Appl.
~;Phys., 32, 1961, 2344; Stein and Wilson, ibid, 1962, 1914), involves in-,
,vestigation of the scattering of polarized light on the following ele-
imentary anisotropic optical models: a) a sphere; b) a rectangular
1/2 UDC: 535-361-4

ACC NR: AP7000032
:,parallelepiped; c) a cylinder; and d) a disk. Formulas for the distri-
!bution of scattering intensities are deduced for these models. A com-
1parison of analytical findings with experimental data shows a corre-
spondence between the theoretical intensity distribution patterns and
~those actually observed. The formulas also make it possible to cal-cu-
- te the linear dimensions of the scattering elements from the data of
I a
ithe observed diffractograms. The scattering from spherulite-type ele-
ments, as modeled by optically anisotropic spheres by Stein and Rhodes I
i
(J. Appl. Phys., 31, 196o, 1873), is related and compared to the model-~
iing by disks, which yields qualitatively similar results. Conditions I
,:under which the relatively weak secondary maxima of scattering intensity'
Ican be observed (and were actually observed by Plaza and Stein [J.
!Polymer Sci., 40, 1959, 26T]) are explained. Orig. art. has: 6 fij;ures~
band T formulas. [WA-721'
SUB CODE: 20/ SUBM DATE: ',lgMay65/ OHIO REFs 0081 OTH REF: 008
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1AUMORS i Frankellf So Ta.1 Volkov,.T. I.; Baranov. V. Go-, Shal f Le Go
48
TITISs. Polarization optical method for studying structural transitions in pol~rmvio
solutions and films
vysokomolokulyarwye voyedineniyal v- 4n0-5, 19659 854-859
VOPIC TAGS: polymer, resing molecular structure# polarized lighto polrpropylenet
Ispheralits, fusion kinetics
IAB~MACT-. A relatively simple method.for studyingstructural transitions 4-017-mwe
'has been developed. It extends currently available methods.based'on electron
microscopy) x-ray amlysie, IR and radio spectroscopy. The newmethod is based on
observation,of sOmples and specimonsin polarized light, The installation is shown
in Pig.-i on the,Eholosure.- The possibilities of:,the.new method are illustrated on
four. 9kamples: deterAdnation of the size of soeralites in pol"roWlene filUBP
in linear thy enfdVft1Usi* r ents-
study of fu6icin kinetics and lwaached.94ain polye I o i
--~tion of sesiorystalline polystbylene filap Land - f' iftti o-n--o-f -6-5511-olds in aqueous
solutions of Bombyz morl fibroin. It is, suggesiid that the method should prove'.
Card 1/3

1-,I,Rli,-.1N,cV7VOLKOV, FJNKFI,,, ~,Y!i.
.InL~~rpretation o" the scntf,er~ng 0:, pohrl,,.~,d 11"Ill. Oy
Solutions of' j,cdvrmr films. Vyfwkom. FCf:qjl 7
- 16,* ( ~! , -,' A 1 ~~ . ; ~)I,
1. iriatitu*- soye(iineniv AN

-,Ilmi birefringence of polystyrene solutions in broi,,Io'orm. Vyao-
1 0 1
kom.soed. 5 no.7:10711-1079 Jl '63. (''Ill, 16:9)
1. Instittut rrsoho,-aole1nLlyurn3,1dl soyedinardy AR -S,R.
(Styrone polymr---Optical p-.,.ope;-t-es)
(Bromoform)

SHALTYKO, L.G.; DARANOV, V.G.; VOLKOV, T.I.; LUTSENKO, V.V.;
FRENKEV, S.Ya.
Thoory of hoterophave polymerization. Part 2: Compariron
of molecular weight diotributions of polymers obtained under
conditions of homophase and heterophase polymerization.
Vysokom. soed. 5 no.10:1527-1533 0 '63. (MRA 17-1)
1. Institut vysokomolekulyarr*rkh soyedineniy AN SsSR j
Vsesoyuznyy nauchno-issiedovatellskiy institut sinteticheskikh
volokon.

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BARANOV, V.I.
Pots for the lubrication of ro-Iler spindles. Tek,-t,, prom. 22
no.7:78z-79 J1 162. (MIE-A i7:1)
1. StarVhiV 111711~ V8080.)-il.6110f,
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,() WJjjC]jjjO j I, , 1 kn '01'sko"o
lns~jt,Uta tekstillnoc;o inashi nos troy enlyn,

BERG, A. I., 11:~v. red. E!, 1 EGA' A.,
-1z"; . red . 11", -'.'A
1 L~ . , d ok C) r
ar. ~-,lr v. red. AV-", 0. 1 . , rod. GI,, )'I:, D. I.
tekhn. nauk, dots., red.; V.A., :-cd.; ~TIIIKOV,
doktor '.Icl:N--. nziW~, pi-of., r,--d.; V()'1'M:01V, ',.A., ~Vftor
naW,,, p--of., red.; MXVIULOV, M.A., (1ol:tor tc'~-hi- ivaul-, ,-.-of.,
red.; red.; ILIR', V.A., (ioktol-
prof., red.; ELOV, A.I., lv~nd. toklin. raul., rt,d,; 11CCLA]", 0.".'
6oktor tehhr.. nauh, rod.; K08TOUSOV, A.I,, rcd~;
1-i.A., knnd. fiz.-rnnt. nauk red.; LEXI1,,G.A.,prof.r(,d.;
L07j],"' - tol-lin. nnuh, rexl.: I.J.
I ',_)]~Jy, 1,!.G., dolitoi
red. ; i-~AKIIAITV , Yu.Yo., red. dots,,red. ;T'01'KO1,,A.A. rod.;
IlAi~OV'SKIY, rei.; M`-]:)Ti~G, L.D.) (ioltor
prof., red.; SOT;"K(--V, red.; T',Y, y 1'eel~ ;
Usa-l"Ov, V.h., 6oktor tchh-n. vauk, red.; A.A.,
doktor teklm. nmA, prof., red.; F1,10LOY, V-S~, red.,;
YdIAHKEEVICII, A.A., red.; A.V,, kz-ind, tclrhn. nmh, red.;
TS-VFKB\', Ya.Z., (oktor teklui. nauk, prof., rcd,; CIILLYU:~TKII,,
A.B., kand. tekhn. niaik, red.; SIM-71)11', Yu.A.,- fJ2,
rat. nauk-, dots., red.; BUCEAROW, M.D., Jwmcl. tekhr-nawk$
starshiy nauchny-y red.; DELONEE, N.N., D-zli., nvucN:yy red.;
J~ARA~O,V, V.I., nauchnyy red.; PAUG-VA, T.I..~ tehhr, red.
[Industrial electronics and autori.ation of production proce5-
ses]Avtonatizatsiia proizvodstva i provWsUermaia elelktronikL.
Glav. red. A.I.Berg i V.A.Trapeznikov. Moskva, Gos.nvuchn~
izd-vo "Sovetskaia Entsilclopediia." 'Vol.l. A 1. -1962. 524 1).

i)E;~-G, A, I. , 1,1av. 1,~ d. ; THAI EZI~IKOY , V. A. , !,Inv. --Ccl. ; LOCU:017A,
I kand, teklin. naull., Ft. rauchn. red.; DELGI.'E,
-~.D. )
,
_4AI'AU'll, V.I., nt,uchn. recl.;
inzh.) st. rauchn. red.
ZAL!"LRA, Ye.F., v',Ind. I'Od.; TIATOV,%, '!.I.,
[Aullor-ation of production Lrocesse-,- and indu,.-Aria2
electronics; encyclopedia of
zatsiia p2oizvod.Ava i cntsi-
Idopc:diia sovremennoi tekhMIri. Glav. red. A.I.-iorc- i
V.A.Trapeznikov. INosIm, Sovetskaia ent~ikloj.-.eCliia.
Vol.2. K - Fogro.,-,hnostl izmeraniia. Y63. 52F 1).
(1,11PLA 16:L~)
(Electrdc onriEcering-Dictionaries)

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Aged. V. L Vernadaltomut it Fjgt!4!%,
V.LBarhwv. i-s3s.
31p. (NP-2336)
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absence of any absolute comparison standard$ for actinium, total quantity of A to 0
i sepsystely. Ac measutemento were carried out -Ith an
it Wag r*cmvy to calculate the amottrA pros" on thil Z
basis of measurement of the ionization currild C119W bY apparatus consisting of a washing tower with a pur(,us Class 'i 00
a base containing tf~.e solution to be metisured, and a Lmu-
actinium emanation (An) in to ionization chaisiber, Tile
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